While my wife and I are huge Colts fans, my dad, who has MS, is a lifelong Bengals fan. Throughout the Bengals playoff run he just keeps smiling and saying how much his older brother who is no longer with us would love this. I’d take my dad to see his reaction.
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A difference-maker on and off the field.
✔️ Each RT = a vote for both ✔️
#ProBowlVote x @KennyKennyMoe3
#WPMOYChallenge x Moore II
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🥩🔥 GIVEAWAY ALERT 🔥🥩
We're giving away THREE $100 gift cards to Jeff Ruby Steakhouses! (All their gift cards are also 20% off right now.)
TO ENTER: Follow me and @RubyCulinary, RT/Like this tweet + tag a friend in the replies. Winners picked 11/29.
#Thanksgiving #Giveaway
@WillieGeist Glad to see you followed marathoner protocol and let everyone know you ran a marathon #SundayToday #NYCMarathon
Tom Matte, Colts running back #ForTheShoe would be wonderful to take my son to their first Colts game!
Maybe (although I still don’t think justified) @NCAA has an argument if they were a for-profit organization. They’re not and women athletes at the collegiate level deserve the same physical and mental support as men.
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"I'd like to tell you this a new breaking news story. This is as old as the game of basketball itself."
The ATH panel reacts to disparities between the men's and women's NCAA basketball tournaments.
Whenever I saw members of Team Hoyt along the Boston Marathon course I always found myself standing up a little straighter, putting on a smile, and clapping (no matter how much I hurt). The movement Mr Hoyt and his son led is inspiring. A hero to the sport always will live on.
What are you seeing with McLaurin? Trying to figure out him, David Johnson, or Pittman for my flex and was leaning towards McLaurin.
